Last week, Bitcoin holders who have held for seven years sold $271 million worth of BTC, yet the price remained stable above the $70,000 level, indicating strong demand absorbing the supply. This selling wave follows a similar $280 million sell-off in January that led to a price correction below $90,000. Despite the selling pressure, Bitcoin's price has stayed within a $65,000 to $72,000 range recently, with large holder activity declining since early February, suggesting cautious market conditions. Investors should watch for any shifts in accumulation trends and price momentum, as a sudden panic could trigger further selling and price drops.
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